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6 Inch LCD Digital Vernier Caliper/Micrometer Guage-US $9.49-World Wide Free Shipping @Tmart

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6 Inch LCD Digital Vernier Caliper/Micrometer Guage-US $9.49-World Wide Free Shipping @Tmart
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Store RepLeftdrop on 26/07/2012 - 16:41 tmart.com (292 clicks)
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①6 Inch LCD Digital Vernier Caliper/Micrometer Guage
Price Coupon Code Original Price Amount Code Expires
US$9.49(AU$9.62) Tmartvern US$13.99 100 2012.7.27

With this promotion item, you can save US$4.5.

②Other features:
* Stainless steel
* Electronic Digital Caliper
* Base measuring function: Inside, outside, depth and step measuring
* Linear capacitive measuring system
* With a small locking thumb screw which locks the jaws in place
* Measuring range: 0 - 150 mm / 0 - 6 inch
* Repeatability: 0.01mm / 0.0005 in
* Resolution: 0.01mm / 0.0005 in
* Accuracy: + 0.02 mm / 0.001 in. (<100 mm), + 0.03 mm/ 0.001 in. (>100 - 150 mm)
* Measuring speed: ≤ 1.5m/s
* Power: 1 x 1.5V SR44 (silver oxide cell) battery (included)

③More details:
* Worldwide free shipping
* The promotional items will be shipped in two working days.
* The coupon code can be used once per person.
* Please enter the coupon code in the secure checkout page where you can still checkout with PayPal.

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  • SteveAndBelle on 26/07/2012 - 16:52

    Sorry Leftdrop, this is only 6c cheaper than eBay (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Electronic-6-Steel-15CM-LCD-Digit…).

    You got me excited there for a moment but I don't class this as a 'bargain' sorry… unless you can tell us why yours is different?! Definitely not worthy of a 'neg' tho :)

  • PlayerOne on 26/07/2012 - 16:52
    +3

    I want to buy it. But i can't figure out what i'm going to use it for.

    I call this the ozbargain syndrome.

    • c64 on 26/07/2012 - 17:05
      +1

      they are handy for measuring stuff, bolt threads, holes, etc

      • tyler.durden on 26/07/2012 - 17:32
        +1

        penis

        • Cheeper on 26/07/2012 - 18:28

          You will need one PlayerOne… :-)

        • barefoot on 27/07/2012 - 15:37

          150mm scale… that should just about do for thickness…

  • barefoot on 26/07/2012 - 17:10
    +2

    Is it wrong that I'm considering getting one, because it's easier than finding the right batteries for my Mitutoyo caliper?

    • MarbleI on 26/07/2012 - 18:04

      It is wrong! I think it's a SR44 battery for the Mitutoyo, you can get them at Jaycar, camera shops maybe even the supermarket. You cant get much better caliper/measuring equipment than Mitutoyo, stick with it :-)

  • groggm on 26/07/2012 - 17:13
    +2

    waste of money, purchased some a couple of months ago and they are horribly inaccurate - need to pay the money of you want decent ones

    • johnno07 on 26/07/2012 - 17:21
      +2

      This is exactly what I was thinking. What is the point of buying a micrometer that is not extremely accurate?

      • barefoot on 27/07/2012 - 15:33
        -2

        a) it's not a micrometer. It's a caliper.
        b) of course it's not going to be accurate to 0.01mm, which the scale reads, but I'd trust it to 0.1mm. That's better than a ruler, which is your next best option.
        c) lots of round things need measuring on dimensions that are difficult to measure without calipers. Bicycle seatposts, for example. They can be bought on just about every 0.1mm increment from 25.4mm up to 31.9mm. Are you going to eyeball that with a Toledo steel rule, or are you going to grab a cheap caliper? Internal diameters of pipes are also difficult to measure without an inside caliper.

        I was joking above about getting these to replace my Mitutoyo. But I wasn't joking about being too goddamn lazy to replace the Mitu's batteries. At the moment I'm slumming with a really cheap nasty plastic vernier caliper. Doesn't need batteries, more accurate than a ruler, so good enough for most of my needs.

    • pmupsinep on 26/07/2012 - 17:41
      +1

      You learnt the hard way. Pretty much any application that requires this tool will need it to be as accurate as possible and calibrated properly, and going by the quality of the crap these Chinese sites sell, it's something they can't offer or guarantee. Don't waste your time or money.

    • bm on 26/07/2012 - 19:37

      Sounds like you got duds. I have many of these $10 ones and frequently use them. Never had a single one that wasn't spot on accurate and that didn't break without my gross negligence.

      I highly recommend them, they have three measuring modes, many people are suprised how many uses calipers have until they have a set.

  • zeomega on 26/07/2012 - 17:49
    +1

    It's not accurate. I've had one and these cheap china crap are usually off by quite a bit. After a while of usage it also shat itself. Good ol traditional VC is the best.

  • aec on 26/07/2012 - 18:16

    the only reason you buy these "china crap" is you want to buy these "china crap". you can always pay more for good quality stuff "Made in China". you choose to be cheap. dont complain.

  • bargaino on 26/07/2012 - 22:26
    +3

    I'm surprised at the complaints. I have a similar calipers from Dealextreme and the only problem was with the battery connection.
    I use it all the time for measuring threads, holes, bits, pipes, etc.
    It is easier/quicker to read and less chance of mistakes than traditional calipers.
    You just need to check it is zeroed properly.

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